Alexander Black+FollowEV Sales Crash—But Here’s the Real TeaEV sales totally tanked after those sweet federal tax credits disappeared, with big drops for Ford and Hyundai. But don’t freak out—experts say this was expected and things should stabilize by 2026. The real game-changer? EVs are about to get way cheaper to own than gas cars, and by 2028, buying one could cost the same or less. Automakers know the future is electric—just a bumpy ride to get there! #Cars #EVs #ElectricVehicles32Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowEV Drivers Hit With Surprise Road FeesThought driving electric meant skipping road taxes? Not anymore. As more people ditch gas, governments are scrambling to make up for lost fuel tax by slapping new fees on EVs—think annual surcharges and even pay-per-mile charges. Some states now make EV owners pay more than gas drivers! The days of cheap, tax-free electric motoring are ending fast. Would you still go electric if every mile cost extra? #Transportation #ElectricVehicles #EVTax11Share
walkerjason+FollowVW Scout’s Wild EV Pivot: Gas Isn’t Dead YetScout Motors (VW’s new adventure EV brand) is ditching the all-electric hype and going for range-extended EVs—think battery power with a gas engine backup. Turns out, 80% of folks reserving Scouts want the Harvester model, which can go up to 500 miles using both battery and gas. CEO Scott Keogh says, “This is EV without the drama.” Looks like Americans still want that gas safety net, even in their electric rides! #Cars #ElectricVehicles #ScoutMotors20Share
Michael Wilson+FollowEV Batteries Just Got a Major Glow-UpScientists in Germany may have just solved the biggest EV battery headache: making them lighter, safer, and way more powerful. Their new solid-state lithium-sulfur battery could mean electric cars that go double the distance, cost less, and charge faster—all while being better for the planet. The best part? This tech could hit the road soon, making those 600+ mile road trips a real thing. Would you finally make the switch to electric? #Cars #ElectricVehicles #BatteryBreakthrough00Share
Leah Pierce+FollowEVs Are Taking Over—Would You Switch?Americans are snapping up electric vehicles like never before—1.2 million sold in just the first nine months of 2025! With over 100 models to choose from and most now under $50K, EVs are finally feeling accessible. Plus, new tech is making batteries cheaper and faster to produce. Automakers are still a bit nervous, but the appetite for EVs is only growing. Would you make the switch if charging took just five minutes? #Cars #EVs #ElectricVehicles00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowGM’s New EV Power Move Is WildImagine your car powering your house AND making you money. GM Energy is rolling out a whole ecosystem—think home batteries, solar panels, and EVs that can send energy back to the grid. In pilot programs, drivers could actually earn credits just for plugging in. With energy prices rising and AI eating up power, this could be a total game-changer for how we live and drive. Would you let your car power your home? #Cars #GMEnergy #ElectricVehicles01Share
Samuel Gutierrez+FollowGermany’s Electric Car Comeback PlanGermany’s bringing back cash perks for folks who want to go electric! After sales of EVs nosedived when subsidies ended last year, the government is now offering up to €3,000 (plus more if you’ve got kids) to help regular families buy or lease electric or hybrid cars. If you’ve been eyeing a greener ride but worried about the price tag, this could be your ticket to savings when the program launches in 2026. More EVs, less guilt at the gas pump! #Business #ElectricVehicles #Germany00Share
Thomas Woods+FollowOur EV charger almost burnt down the house. It was a dangerous 'Fix'We woke up last night because the alarm on our electric car was going off. When we checked the garage, the charger box was so hot you could not even touch it. We had to wait almost an hour just to look at the damage. It was seriously scary. We have had the EV for about six months. Right after the first electrician installed the charger, the fuse kept blowing. He came back out and told us he solved it by putting in a higher-amp fuse. He promised we would be fine and that was four months ago. We are absolutely calling a different electrician to fix this entire mess. But I'm still really hoping someone here knows electrical safety. I need to know if the first guy steered us completely wrong by just raising the fuse amperage, or if something else entirely went sideways here. #EVCharging #ElectricianFail #HomeSafety #ElectricalSafety #ElectricVehicles #NeedAdvice 134Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowEU Softens Gas Car Ban—Climate Setback?Europe just hit the brakes on its big plan to ban new gas cars by 2035. Instead of a full ban, 10% of new cars can still have combustion engines or be hybrids. Carmakers pushed for the change, blaming high costs and slow EV demand. Climate folks are not happy, saying this move could stall real progress. Is this a win for industry or a loss for the planet? #Cars #ClimateChange #ElectricVehicles00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowFord’s F-150 Lightning Gets a Wild MakeoverFord just pulled the plug on the all-electric F-150 Lightning, but wait for the plot twist: it’s coming back as a hybrid-ish EREV with a jaw-dropping 700-mile range! You’ll still get that insane acceleration and towing power, but now with way less range anxiety. Plus, Ford’s going big on battery tech for data centers and teasing a $30K electric truck by 2027. The EV game is getting spicy! #Cars #FordF150 #ElectricVehicles00Share
